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A hybrid approach of case-based reasoning and process reasoning to typical parts grinding process intelligent decision

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  • Zhongyang Li
  • Zhaohui Deng
  • Zhiguang Ge
  • Lishu Lv
  • Jimin Ge

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After grinding, the machine tool spindle with high surface integrity has a significant impact on its subsequent service life. Therefore, it is necessary to create a reasonable process plan for the grinding process of the machine tool spindle. A hybrid method based on case-based reasoning (CBR) and process reasoning (PR) was proposed in this paper. The subjective and objective weights of feature attributes are determined in the CBR by the AHP method and the CRITIC method, respectively, and the similarities between the latest case and the retrieved case are calculated on the basis of the nearest neighbour algorithm. The most suitable process solution can be selected from the case database by means of CBR. PR is applied to solve the problem that the case cannot be retrieved through CBR or is unsatisfactory. In the case of the grinding machine spindle, the applicability of this technology was demonstrated. Consequently, the results revealed that the surface consistency of the spindle after grinding was substantially increased. A decision-making system based on the proposed approach was developed by using Qt 4.8.7 and SQLite 3. The results demonstrate the viability and efficacy of the hybrid CBR-PR method to rapidly generate process planning for specific parts.

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  • Zhongyang Li & Zhaohui Deng & Zhiguang Ge & Lishu Lv & Jimin Ge, 2023. "A hybrid approach of case-based reasoning and process reasoning to typical parts grinding process intelligent decision," International Journal of Production Research, Taylor & Francis Journals, vol. 61(2), pages 503-519, January.
    • Handle: RePEc:taf:tprsxx:v:61:y:2023:i:2:p:503-519
    DOI: 10.1080/00207543.2021.2010144
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